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Does God Have a Strategy? : A Dialogue

โœ Scribed by Phillip Cary; Jean-Francois Phelizon; Anne Francois


Publisher
Wipf and Stock Publishers
Year
2015
Tongue
English
Leaves
180
Category
Library

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โœฆ Synopsis


A philosopher and a business leader have a friendly debate about whether it makes sense to speak of God having a strategy for the human race. What might a divine strategy look like, in light of the biblical portrait of God and the historical record of religions that claim to carry out God's strategy? With so much violence in our religious history, can there be a divine strategy of peace rather than war--where our religions do not strategize to defeat their enemies but to bless them? In other words, could God have a strategy that overcomes rather than continues the legacy of Cain and Abel? If so, to what future might it point us?

โœฆ Subjects


War--Moral and ethical aspects.


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